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----- 11 This time, like all times, 3 Student Council r Top To Bottom: Dave Madden (12), Kristi Wegner (11), Vice President Keith Carey, Betsy Wardin (FFA). Secretary Lynn Erskine, Helen Madden (11), Treasurer Tom Zolinski, Cris Gudaits (10), Pat Rutkiewicz (10), President Cheryl Weise, Kris Carey (Band), Janice Kade (Pom Pon). The student council helped to pull us through this year. They organized many pep assemblies to lift our spirits including the Homecoming pep assembly. Later on, In the winter, they helped keep the spirit going by putting on SPIRIT Week where students could dress up as their favorite sport, as a slob, as a punk rocker, and as a cowboy or Indian. Not only did they keep our spirit going, they voiced the opinion of the student body. President Cheryl Weise spoke at the S.T.E.P. meeting held at the school In February. 5 is a very good one 6 7 6u!UUOO0uuoh 8 Despite the cold weather, the Homecoming this year was one ot our more happier times. It began at the pep assembly where the king and queen were announced. Later on, the queen and her court, the class floats, and the senior concert band made their way around Hemlock in the Homecoming parade. After the parade was over, the football game against Carrollton began. All In all, It turned out to be a good night for Hemlock. We won over the Cavaliers, 28 to 6. 9 Pom Pon Girls This year was one of the best years for the 1981-82 Pom Pon squad. With the help of their advisor, Jackie Heath, the girls performed at pep assemblies, football games, and basketball games. They added entertainment to our gatherings by presenting routines with gloves, pom pons, and flashlights. They arranged the parents’ night for varsity football and for girls’ varsity basketball. The 1981-82 Pom Pon squad attended clinics, and they also made a special performance for the Fashion Square Skating Center. All in all, this group of fifteen girls has done an outstanding job representing our school. Top to bottom, left to right: Cindy Beck, Captain Rhonda Clare, Ann Brindley, Tracy Pacholke, Co-Captain Willajean Yahn, Karen Mlkek, Julie Turner, Kelly Draper, Kathy Smith, Jill Murphy, Dee Kenny, Peggy Curtis, Janice Kade. Missing: Amy Hubbard Holly Schaeding. 10 Cheerleaders Varsity Lett: Back Row; Helen Madden, Kristi Wegner, Chris Etienne, Judy Wurtzel. Front Row: Diane Thorington, Ann Wudel, Diane Pavllch, Lynn Erskine. JV Below Lett: Back Row: Tammy Konecny, Sarah Sarchet, Tammy Ostrowski. Middle: Kim Fatura Front Row; Jackie Heinz, Debbie Giles, Holly Cushman. The J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading squads' main goals this year were to increase spirit in the school and community. Posters and locker decorations were seen throughout the building adding a special touch to otherwise plain walls. Both squads worked together with the help of their advisors, Mrs. Erskine and Mrs. Fatura. The squads put on nearly all pep assemblies and sponsored the basketball team's Parents’ Night. The squads worked with many community and school fund-raising functions and strived to uphold the fine name the Hemlock athletes have achieved. In most opinions, the year ended on a very successful note and next year’s cheerleaders are already set to begin! n Homecoming Seated: King Todd Smith and Queen Debbie Darby. Top Left: Last Year's King and Queen; Barney Hingston and Hope Wade. Junior Reps; Shari Majeskl and Jeff Heinz. Bottom Left: King Nominees: Duane Maas. Mike Hingston. and Don Earley. Top Right: Sophomore Reps; Michelle Rhode and Glenn House. Freshmen Reps; Pam House and Gregg Gorsline. Bottom Right: Queen Nominees; Peggy House. Diane Thorlngton. and Lynn Erskine. 12 Nearly twenty-four hours past since the victory game against Carrollton when the Homecoming dance started. The music of Star Rider entertained all that attended. During the evening, the Homecoming court was introduced, and then they danced to the theme song Step By Step . All in all, this year's Homecoming was one to remember. 13 if we but know what to do with it.” emerson M Dedication J Normally choosing a person to dedicate a yearbook to can be very difficult. Do you dedicate it to someone special in administration, an outstanding faculty member, a deeply missed unemployed I teacher? True, normally the task is very difficult, but this year it was simple. It was probably the only thing that was simple ye realize times are hard in Hemlock. Let’s ze it, times are hard all over. But there is a Iain special attitude that pulls us through difficult times. Fortunately, Hemlock has people with this attitude. Our choice is clear. Ve dedicate this book to those people, who, sspite the hard times, really care about Hemlock High School. Not only do we Administration Board of Education Standing: Larry Long Steven Koch John Gudaitis Alex Manzoni Seated: Shirley Madden Pat Dupuis Missing: Gary Sanford Larry Gariglio Superintendent Rolland Benford Assistant Superintendent Tom Kochendorfer Comm. Ed. Director Alan Sanders Business Manager 18 Dorothy Erskine Secretary Karen Krivick Secretary Maureen Murphy Secretary Joan Rivard Secretary Jim Shetraw Counselor Beartice Wallace Librarian 19 Let me check the answer book. Adams: Accounting, Marketing How do I spell relief? C-O-O-K-l-E-S! Agresta: Government, Economics If you don’t get out here now, I'll slap a half-nelson on you! Blaine: Special Education Fabulous Faculty Give ’em the old raspberries. Blue: American History, Modern Age, Government Did you hear the one about the three polocks? Bugni: Steno, Shorthand 20 It’s not easy molding young minds. Dennis: Food and Nut., Child Dev., Clothing., Fam. Rel. You wench! Don’t you know what a compound, complex, conjuctive, adverbial phrase is? Gardner: Advanced Comp., Creative Writing A-one, a-two, and a-start the bubble machine. Gippert: Band of wisdom from Mother Munchkin. Goward: English, Reading Lab No, Juliet didn't wear designer jeans. Gunther: English 21 The brain is that away. Kreager: Geometry, Algebra What do you mean, you lost the motor?!! McAllister: Auto Shop Who took my Twinkie? Heath: P. E.. English I can’t wait tor Nationals! Luebkert: Gen. Bus., Typing Come on. grow for momma. Mentus: Plant. Animal, and Environmental Science. 22 Are you sure you want the garage on top of the house? Sutton: Mech. Drawing. Architecture I've got some good news, and some bad. Taylor: Chem. Physics Take the square of the root of the cosine. Otter: Calc., Trig., Alg., Computer Prog. Look ma. no cavities! Rosselit: Wood Shop How dare you use ain't in this room. Thering: English. College English 23 89 over 4?! Townsend: Typing, Bus. Math Parlez-vous-francais? Vree: Modern Age, History I want you for Hemlock Football! Wallace: P. E., History Your cat is still alive!? West: Biology, Conservation 24 Bus Drivers: Back Row; E. Claxton, T. Leuenberger. I. Wardin, B. Wardin, A. Polley, K. Schell. Front Row: D. Ickes, B. Krok. F. Kirby. J. Geitman, M. Kehoe. D. Estrada. Bus Drivers: Back Row; J. Kruth. D. Guettler. C. Wardin. Front Row: J. Kube. P. Pavlich. D. Mallory. Dave Basner Transportation Supervisor 25 Many memorable happenings occurred this year involving the Hemlock High staft. Mr. Bauman celebrated his 25th year at Hemlock. He first started out as a teacher, then counselor, and then principal. Mrs. Shirley Madden spent her last year with us as school board president. Also, Mrs. Heath retired from teaching this year. 26 Class of 82 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary: Peggy House Treasurer: Shelly Smith Vice President: Debbie Darby President: Don Earley SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Robert Taylor Richard Adams SENIOR CLASS MOTTO: Somewhere Down The Road SENIOR CLASS FLOWER: Rose 28 SENIOR CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold David E. Madden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Madden, 16901 Gratiot Road, Hemlock was chosen as our Valedictorian for 1982. His accomplishments while he was a student at Hemlock included awards in: Biology I, Algebra II, English 10, Chemistry I, and Typing I. He has also competed in the B.O.E.C. Competition for two years, and in 1980, received a 1st in the Regionals and a 2nd in the State Manual Typewriting division. Dave is a member of the National Honor Society and the Student Council. He has also lettered in Baseball, Basketball, and Football. In 1981, Dave made “1st Team” in Baseball, Tri-Valley Conference and Valley News: and Honorable Mention— Midland Dally News and Saginaw News. Dave has been accepted at the University of Michigan in the College of Engineering. His future plans include becoming an electrical engineer. Lynn M. Erskine, our Salutatorian for 1982, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erskine, 445 Ault Street, Hemlock. Lynn has received awards in Biology I, German I, Typing I, General Business, Chemistry I, German II, American History, and Business. She has also received Regional and State B.O.E.C. awards in Typing, Proofreading and Job Interviews: and has been a 1st place winner (General Business) at Delta Skill Day. Another accomplishment for Lynn was to be selected from 11,000 Michigan State applicants to take the Alumni Distinguished Scholarship Competition Test (800 took the test). She was also accepted at the University of Michigan and named a Regent's Scholar. Lynn has been active in many extracurricular activities including: Spring Musicals, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Student Council, Cheerleading, Volleyball, and a Class Officer (Sophomore). She was also a representative in the 1982 Homecoming Court. Lynn plans on attending Michigan State University and majoring in Computer Science. 29 Top Ten IM Duane Maas Cathy Gerken Charlene Bates William Raucholz Kelly Hughes Marlene Schomaker Rhonda Clare Lynn Wardin Willajean Yahn Exchange Students Fatima de Andrade was from Rio Grande do Sul, South Brazil, where she has four sisters and one brother. She stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Litwicki at 1142 Tanglewood. While she was here she participated in volleyball and track. After school, she wants to study journalism or archi- tecture. Fatima de Andrade Suzanne Kalden, our other exchange student from Sweden, attended Hemlock High for only eight months. While she was here she participated in track and volleyball. She stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolfgram at 2693 N. Fordney road. Hakan Svedin, known as H.K., was the only male foreign exchange stu- dent at Hemlock. He was from Halmstad, Sweden, where he has one sister and one brother. While he stayed in Hemlock, which he thought was a small town, he lived with Mr. Mrs. Michael Litwicki at 1142 Tanglewood. He said that Hemlock High was smaller than his school back home and that the classes were easier. He was on the golf and track team and his other hobbies included skiing and music. After he graduates he has to join the military service. To keep in touch write to him at: Hakan Svedin, Algvagen 6E, 302 70 Halmstad, Sweden, Europe. Chantal Gilet was one of four foreign exchange students at Hemlock. She was from Verviers, Belgium where she is the middle child of a family of nine sisters and one brother. She stayed with Mr. Mrs. Donald Hubbard at 11555 Dice Road. In Belgium, students are allowed to change schools, instead of having to go according to school districts like Hemlock. Her hobbies include music and she was in the Hemlock High School Band and the Midland Concert Band. After she graduates, she plans to attend a conservatory in touch, write to her at: Chantal Gilet, 24 Rue Jean Hennen, 4800 Verviers, Belgium. 31 Jeff Becker Michael Beyersdorf BillieJo Bluemer Kelly Bouliew 32 Diane Burch Michael Burdo Natalie Callahan Keith Carey Scott Carter Troy Crosby Jean Clark Russell Collier Scott Cramton Deborah Darby 33 Cynthia Dawley Susan Erskine James Fleissner Susan Gay Christine Foy Steven Gallaugher Greg Geitman Michael Glynn Steve Eckstorm James Fitting Deirdre Garno David Gofton 34 Joseph Hagarty Donna Heinz 35 Dinah Keller Lynnette Kelley Pamela Kellogg Deanna Kenny Colleen Kenny Kathryn King James Klug Mark Koboldt 36 Jodi Londry L Anne Lemmer Cheryl Malone Theresa Liebrock Brian McCaughna David McCulloch 37 38 David Root Lisa Rotunno Jane Rowe Brad Rye David Schmidt 39 Todd Smith David Soldan 40 Tammy Trempe Michael Turcotte Stephanie Udell Roy Ward 41 Lori Westphal William Wiechmann MISSING Robert Arispe Kurt Ballien Dean Belisle Daniel Burns Robert Dalton Joseph Frost Damon Hall Jamie Kaufmann Tracey Loubert Mike McKellar Gary Preuss Scott Rose Mark Ruth Daniel Stroebel Lonnie Suppes Thomas Zolinski Christene Winchell 4 S David Zabel 42 Games, swimming, and lots of rides were some of the ingredients for fun at Y-night and Cedar Point. Y- night prepared everyone for a day of excitement at Cedar Point. The climax of the day was the roller coasters, the Wildcat, the Corkscrew, and, of course, the Gemini. But all of the fun ended on the way home on the bus, when most everyone crashed. 43 Graduation This year's graduation was a time of celebration for many. For seniors, it meant the end of high school, the beginning of a new life. Commencement service was a time for the valedictorian and the salutatorian to address fellow classmates, a time for recognition of hard work. At the end of the service, smiles were seen, and shouts were heard as many of the graduates' caps sailed into the air. College, work, marriage—the graduates will go separate ways, yet they will be held together as the 1982 graduating class of Hemlock High School. 45 Going around with a camera for a nose isn’t all fun and games. The true spirit of Hemlock. And these are your elbows. Can you say elbow? 46 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS GRETA AHO SoftbcHI 10, 11 A CORINNE ALLEN Musical 10; C.O.C. Child Caro 11 FATIMA do ANDRADE Volleyball 12; Honor Stu- dent 12 JIM ANDRUS Football 9, 11, 12; Baseball r 9; Wrestling 10, 11; Track 11. 12 JENNY BALDWIN Track 9, 10; Choir 9, 10 KURT BALLIEN Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Bas- ketball 9, 10; Business Math Award 11; Account- ing II Award 12; B.O.E.C. 11, 12; Honor Student 12 CHARLENE BATES French Award 9; Biology Award 9; General Business Award 10; History Award 11; Shorthand Award 11; Steno Award 11; Junior Play 11; B.O.E.C. 10, 11; NHS 11, 12 CHRIS BAUER Cheerleader 9 KATHY BECK' . JP , Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Choir 10; Girls Glee 11 JEFF BECKER M.I.E.S. Competition 11, 12; Arch. Drawing Award 12 DEAN BELISLE Ski Tean 9, 10; Football 9, 10 ;ir afT ■■ . hf i MIKE BYERSDORF Cross Country 9, 11; Track 9, 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Honor Student 12 BILLIE JO BLUEMER Shorthand Award 11; Amer. Lit. Award 11; Con- temp. Lit. Award 11; Year- book 12; Honor Student 12; Senior Play 12 DAVE BOWEN Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Stu- dent 12 MARK BRENSKE Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Ten- nis 11, 12; Wood Shop II Reg. Honors 12; Enrollment Honors 9, 10 MARY BRETERNITZ Class Vice President 10; Student Council 10, 12; Project Outreach 12; NHS 11, 12; Awards: Biology I 9; Chemistry I 10; Typing I 9; General Business 10; German I and II 9, 10; Ben- jamin Franklin 11; Ad- vanced Comp. 11; Busi- ness 11; College English 12; Arthur E. Turner 12; Sa- lutatorian SUE ERSKINE Volleyball 10, 11 JIM FLEISSNER Basketball 9, 10 CHRIS FOY Girls Glee 10; Yearbook 12; Plant Science Award 12; Senior Play 12 STEVE GALLAUGHER Wrestling 9; NHS 11, 12 DEIDRE GARNO • B.O.E.C. 12; NHS 12; Honor Student 12 SUE GAY Track 9, 10, 11. 12; M.V.P. 10, 11; Cross Country 11; English 10 Award 10 GREG GEITMAN Stage Band 9 CATHY GERKEN Biology I Award ,.9; Year- book Staff 10, 11. 12; Year- book Editor 12; Yearbook Award 12; Algebra II Award 10; Trig Award 11; Calculus Award 11; Chem- istry II Award 11; Prom Committee 11; NHS 11, 12; Physics Award 12; Comput- er Programing Award 12; Senior Play 12 CHANTEL GILET 1st Division—Solo Ensem- ble 12; Band Directors Award 12; Honor Student 12 MIKE GLYNN Basketball 9, 10 DAVE GOFTON Track 9, 10, 11. 12; Cross Country 10. 11, 12 JEFF GOULETTE f Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11; Baseball 10, 11. 12; M.V.P. Award 12 LAURIE GRUBAUGH Stage Band 10, 11; Musi- cal 10, 11; Student Direc- B.O.E.C. 10; Junior Play 11; Senior Play 12; Yearbook 12; Honor Student 12; Del- ta Skill Day 12 ANN BRINDLEY Algebra H Award 10; Ju- nior Play 11; Pom Pon 12; Yearbook 12; Yearbook Award 12; Honor Student 12 LAURA BRONZ FFA 10; Junior Play 11; Mu- sical 11; B.O.E.C. 11, 12; Delta Skill Day 11. 12; Hon- or Student 12 MIKE BURDO Golf 9, 10; Baseball 9 SCOn CARTER Ski Team 9; Baseball 10; Cross Country 10, 11 RHONDA CLARE Business Math Award 10; Li- brary Aide Award 10; Yearbook Staff 10. 11, 12; American History Award 11; NHS 11, 12; Pom Pon . 11, 12; Captain 12; Steno Award 12; College English Award 12; Senior Play 12; MSU Award for Academic Excellence 12 DEBBIE DARBY Tennis 9; Class Represent tlve 9; Class Vice Presi- dent 9, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11; Journalism 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Honor Student 12 CINDY DAWLEY Library Aide Award 11; Yearbook Award 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12 DON EARLEY Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Class President 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Hemlock Fed. of Teachers Award 12 STEVE ECKSTORM Marching Band 9; Stage Band 9, 10, 11; Baseball 10 LYNN ERSKINE Volleyball 9; Cheerleader 47 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading Captain 12; Musical 10, 11; Junior Play 11; Senior Play 12; B.O.E.C. 9, 10, 11; tor—Musical 11; Student Director—Senior Play 12; Honor Student 12 JOE HAGARTY Football 9; Basketball 9 DONNA HEINZ B.O.E.C. 10; Pom Pon 11, 12; Treasurer Pom Pon 11; Junior Play 11; Senior Play 12; Honor Student 12 MIKE HINGSTON Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Bas- ketball 9, 10; Freshman Re presentatlve DINAH HOLLINGSWORTH Algebra I Award 9; Alge bra II Award 11; NHS 11, 12; Senior Play 12; Year- book 12; B.O.E.C. 11 PEGGY HOUSE Class Secretary 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9; Concert Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Sophomore Represen- tative 10; Cheerleader 10; Pep Club 10; Choir 10; Band Officer 10; Junior Play 11; Yearbook 12; Class Secretary Award 12; Homecoming Court 12; Senior Play 12 MARK HUGHES Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 BOB HUTFILZ Football 9; Cross Country 10, 11; Track 9, 10, 11; Ju- nior Play 11; Senior Play 12; Musical 10. 11; Band 9; Stage Band 9; Choir 10; Benjamin Franklin Award 11; Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Award 12; B.O.E.C. 12; C.O.C. 11; Del- ta Competitive Scholarship 12 KELLY JARABECK B.O.E.C. 12; Senior Play 12; Home Furnishings Award 12 JANICE KADE General Business Award 10; Child Development Award 12; Student Council Rep. 12; Student Council Award 12; Pom Pon 11, 12; Honor Student 12 JOYCE KADE Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Win- ter Blitz 12; Senior Play 12; Honor Student 12 JUDY KADE Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12; Softball 10, 11. 12; Junior Class Rep. 11; Winter Blitz 12 DINAH KELLER B.O.E.C. 10. 11, 12; Year- book 12; Senior Play 12; Typing I Award 10; Busi- ness Math Award 12; NHS 11, 12; Delta Skill Day 10, 11, 12 LYNNETTE KELLEY Band 9, 10; Competition Color Guard 9, 10; Honor Student 12; Junior Play 11; Musical 11; Forensics 11; Debate 10, 11 PAMELA KELLOGG Honor Student 12; Junior Play 11; Senior Play 12; Powder Puff Football 10, 11 COLLEEN KENNY Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11. 12; B.O.E.C. 10; Yearbook 12; Honor Student 12; History Award 11 DEE KENNY Band 9; Pom Pon 11, 12; Senior Play 12 KATHY KING French and German Club 9, 10; NHS 11, 12; Business Math Award 12 JIM KLUG Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; De- bate 9, 10; Forensics 9 MARK KOBOLDT Football 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9; Mech. I 10; Mech. II 11; Art Award 11; Outstanding Performance Drafting 12; Honor Student 12 TOM KRUTH Football 9, 10; Track 10, 11; Cross Country 11 JEFF KRUEGER Track 10; Wrestling 10; Ski- ing 11, 12 ANNE' LEMMER Cheerleader 10, 11; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12 DUANE MAAS Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Hon- orable Mention All Confer- ence 11; NHS 11, 12; Jim Sperry Award 11 DAVE MADDEN Baseball 9. 10. 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 9; Biology Award 9; Chemistry I Award 10; Eng- lish 10 Award 10; Algebra 11 Award 10; B.O.E.C. 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; Student Council 12; Valedictorian 12 CHERYL MALONE Band 10; Choir 10 BRIAN MC CAUGHNA Track 9, 10, 11; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Senior Play 12; F.F.A. 9. 10, 11, 12; Delta Skill Day 10, 12; Honor Student 12 DAVE MC CULLOCH Baseball 9, 10; Football 9; Ski Team 9; Basketball 10; Senior Play 12 DARRELL MIELKE Football 9; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9; Band 9; Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Stage Band 11 HAROLD NELSON Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Junior Play 11; Ter nis 12 MIKE ORAVITZ Senior Play 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; Ski Team 11 DIANE PAVLICH Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11; Junior Play 11; B.O.E.C. 11, 12 KEVIN PAVLIK Football 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10 PATTY POPP Basketball 9, 10; Softball 9, 10 TIM PRAST Voc. Agr. Award 12; F.F.A. 11, 12; Ag. Forum Chair- man 12 SHELLY PRATT Band 9, 10, 11; Comp. Guard 9, 10; B.O.E.C. 12; General Business Award 12: Pep Club 9; Delta Skill 48 Class of 83 The Junior class was very active this year. They hosted Homecoming, Prom, and the Jr Sr Banquet. They took first for their float at Homecoming and sold spirit buttons, license plates, and football programs. The Junior Homecoming Representatives were Jeff Heinz and Shari Majeski. Alaniz, Rosalinda Armeros, George Armstrong, Robert Bates, Douglas Beck, Cynthia Beckrow, Stephanie Beyersdorf, Cindy Bierd, Kathleen Blakeslee, Don Boyke, Denise Braley, Daniel Braley, Tonya Bray, Matthew Breternitz, Ronald Brown, Tracy Brunett, Kris Bruske, Jeffrey Burgess, George Butcher, Todd Byam, Amy Carey, Kristine Chapin, Mark Clark, Dorothy Claybom, George Collver. John Collver, Mike Colvin, Shelley Crosby, Cindy Crump, Benjamin Curtis, Margaret 50 Dexter. Phillip Doehring. Bradley Doyle. Lori Draper. Kelley Dwenger, Jennifer Eads. Brent Efu, Karen Etienne. Christine Fatura. John Fitch. Karen Flynn, John Fobear, Karen Fortin. Charlene Francis. David Freeman. Craig Fritzler, Heidi Frost, Brenda Frost. Jessie Frost. Marvin Futrell. Cherri Gallaugher. Michael Gariglio, Dana Garno. Teresa Gerzeski, Robert Gorney, Ann Junior Class Officers: Sheri Majeski, Secre- tary: Scott Gorsline. Vice President: Ann Gorney. President; Wendy Long, Treasur- er. 51 52 Gorsline, Scott Gosen, Jeffery Gower, Russell Green, Daniel Greskowlak. Jeffrey Gulliver Kristine Heinz, Jeff Hendershot, William Hilbrandt. Kurt Hock. Sandra Hoggard, Cheryl Hollingsworth. Sarah Honsinger, John Hubbell, Denise Jarabeck, Robert Kalkman, Thomas Kataski, Kimberly Kaufmann. Jennifer Kissane, David Kitter, Walter Kitter, Wendy Knoll, Christine Knox. Micahel Koboldt. Laura Krueger, Robert Kube, Bonnie LaLonde, Karen LaPorte, Patrick LaPorte. Stephanie LaPorte. Theresa Laundra, Michael Leidig, Kristine Letts, John Long. Wendy Lutzke, Jeffrey Madden. Helen Majeskl, Shari Martin. Donald Mason. Connie Mau. Diana McCullagh. Lisa McKellar, Laura Mellberg, David Mlelke, Curt Mlkek. Karen Millar. Jean Miller. Kristen Moeller. David Moore. William Morrison. Michelle Moulton. Dale Mull, Trina Mulvaney. William Murphy. Bernadette Murphy, Jill Nalevayko, Brian Nash. Diane Near, Wendy Neuenfeldt, Steve Nyman. William Ojczyk, Jennifer Oldenburg. Brian Ostrowski, Troy Pacholke, Tracy Palmer. Linda Peak. Patti Polzin, Monica Preuss, Paul Rant. Michael Rick. Dennis 53 Rogers. Brian Rohn. Carmen Rohwetter, Steven Rosa, Ricky Rowe, James Royal, Donald Ryder, Catherine Ryder. James Sample. Vonda Savage. Marie Scanlon, Tracey Schaeding, Holly Schaeding, Robert Schian, Kimm Schomaker, Kathy Schroeder, Timmy Schultz, Brent Schultz, Tamara Scott, Susan I 1 A, V Seemann, John Sheldon. Richard Shepard. Sally Shields. Wade Shriver. Scott Slagle, Tomi Smarch, David Smelley, William Spitz. David Stadler, Scott 54 MISSING: Anamam. Patrick Armstrong, Daniel Belisle, Laura Bruce. Todd Dlttmar, Darlene Howe, Colleen Hubbard. Amy Jerry, Marc Kohlhoff, Roger Lloyd. Billy Londry. Chad Massa, Rodger McCarthy. Wayne McLaren. Mary Morgan, Shawn Perez, Pete Rusmisel, Dennis Ruth, Margaret Schroeder, Keith Smith. Kathy Stroebel. Renee Turcotte. Lisa Wellman. Dale Stark. Dawn Stelnert, Mark Stevenson. Paul Stone. Troy Stroebel. Lisa Tomslch, Stephen Trepkowski, Susan Troge, Laura Turner. Jeffrey Turner. Julie Twarozynski. Judy Updike. Gregory Vanderburg. Deborah Walton. Clifford Ware. Todd Watson. Deborah Wegner. Kristi Weiskirch, Debbie Wilsey, Craig Woolever, Ted Wreggelsworth, Michele Wudel, Ann Marie Wurtzel, Judy Yackel, Bob Young. Robert Zeltler, Amy Zolinskl. Stephen 55 Class of 84 Barnovitz, Theresa Bauer, Timothy Beamish, Scott Beckrow, Anthony Bedore, Bridget Bluemer, Brenda Bohlen, Mark Branch, Michael Breternitz, Timothy Brindley, Mary Bruce. Debra Burdo, Lori Butcher, Michael Butko. Louis Carey, Kevin Chapin, Jannine Clapp, Linda Cole, Timothy Colvin, Kevin Corcoran, John The Sophomore class showed a lot of spirit this year. They took third in the Homecoming Float Competition and cheered their teams onto countless victories. The sophomores sold baseball jerseys to help add to their class fund. The Homecoming Representatives this year were Glenn House and Michelle Rohde. 56 Sophomore Class Officers: Andrea John- ston. Secretary: Brian Stadler. Vice Presi- dent: Julie A. Erskine. Treasurer: Jeff Durfee, President. Crapo, Lesa Crosby. Fred Cushman, Holly Dalton, Patrick Darby, Daniel David. Tina Davis. Christopher Durfee, Jeff Durham, Mia Edwards, James Emery. Rhonda Engel, Tonia Erskine. Cindy Erskine, Julie Erskine, Julie Ann Fatura, Kimberly Fenn, Wendy Fischer. James Fleissner, Juliann Fournier, Darrin Freier, Robert Gall. Michael Gauze. William Geeraerts. Jon Gerzeski, Melissa 57 Giles. Debra Glave. Lori Glave, Rick Gottschalk. Karen Gray. Jill Greskowiak, Paul Greyerbiehl, Nancy Grzesiak, Corinne Gudaitis, Christine Guerrero. Cynthia Hagarty. Thomas Hare. Cheryl Hare, Floyd Hawrot, Yvette Heiler, Lisa Heinz. Jacqueline Heinz. Paula Hildebrandt, Joal Holland. Debbie House, Glenn Jacques. Leanne Jerry. Tina Johnston. Andrea Jurek, Paul Kazmerski. Robert Keck, David Kehoe, Candy King. Joe Kitter, Lori 58 Konecny, Tammy Kraniak, Michael Krause. Paula Kreager, Diane Krueger. Tim Kuelske. Kevin LaLonde, Scott Lash. Rose Linton. Laura Majeski, Rick Martin. Leslie McLaren. Jeffrey McVannel. Matthew Mellberg, John Metiva. Michael Miller. Ann Moore. John Morrison. John Nehmer. Kim Neuenfeldt. Martin Neuenfeldt. Thomas Neuenfeldt. Tracy Nowak. Joseph Nowak. Stacy Ostrowski. Tami Otter. Teri Phillips, Nora Pinet. Raymond Piotrowski. Deanna 59 60 Pltt, Martin Polzin. Kathy Pretzer. Wayne Prezzato, Christine Priem. Theresa Priest, Catherine Radosa, Joseph Raucholz. Jean Reed, Dorothy Reed. Joseph Reid, Scott Rick. Rebecca Rick, Sandy Rohde. Michelle Rohn, Amy Rohn, John Rotunno, Ronald Rousseau. Lori Rutkiewicz. Patricia Rye. Amy Sarchet. Sarah Saxma, Laura Schafer, Gaye Schmidt, Deborah Schultz, Brian Schultz. Suzanne Seeburger, Curtis Seemann, Doris Slivinski, David Smith, Barbara Smith, James Smith. Mark Smith, Matt Smolchuck, Kendal Spyker, Jo Ellen Stadler, Brian Stevenson. Joan Storck, Don Stroebel, Thomas Suppes, Jill Thompson. Stephanie Tibbie, Jay Tyrell. Karl Vacik, Carol Wade, Wendi Wallace, Leslie Ware. Stephanie Wiechmann. Jennifer Wiles. Ami Wise. Charles Yagoie, Stena York, Robin Beck. William Bronz. Thomas Burkhart. Fred Byron, Wendy Clark, Dean Evans. Keith Fiting, Kimberly Forbes, Donald Fortin, Scott MISSING: Henninger, Joseph Jankowiak, Terry Kaiser, Troy LaDouce LaPorte, Pat Liebrock, Tracy Miller, Jeff Murray. James Root. Robert Schramke, Julie Steinert. Kenneth Verdusco. Timothy Ward. Jeffrey Ward, Victor Wardin, Rhea Watson. Robert Weiskirch, Sally Wenzel. John 61 Who said only God could make a tree? Standing on the corner watching all the humans go by. Our own Larry, Moe, Curly, and Shepp. Where da ya want it, Lady? Ooo. Baby! Ya don't have to get so spastic! See what felt markers will do to ya? Couples started arriving at Delta soon after 8:30. There were long dresses and tuxedos everywhere. The night was crisp and breezy but that didn't seem to bother anyone. Inside it was cozy and warm. The lights were dim candlelight, which came from every table. The music was slow at first, as the night progressed It made a swing to rock 'n roll. When the crowd and music became too much, there was the stroll under the moonlight in the courtyard to enjoy. The evening was filled with much to do. There still were pictures to be taken, everyone wondering if they “looked alright?” Every couple had to find the cloud with their names on it written in glitter. There was cake and punch for anyone who was hungry during the busy evening. Then, something that no one wanted to happen, happened. The last song the D.J. would play for the night was played. The night of elegance and romance had come to an end. No one will ever forget that night for the rest of their lives. 69 Junior Senior banquet A wards Most Spirited . . Debbie Darby Cutest Couple . . . Matt Pumford Maribeth Smith Best Dressed Male . . . Dave McCulloch Best Dressed Female . . . Diane Pavllch Most Likely to Succeed . . . Don Earley Foxiest Male . . . Todd Smith Prettiest Female . . . Cris Schultz Mr. “Joe Cool . . . Jeff Goulette Best Male Athlete . . . Duane Maas Best Female Athlete . . . Kelly Hughes Most Daring . . . Marty Tibbie Class Clown . . . Harold Nelson Best Partier . . . Bill Wlechmann Cutest Smile (Male) . . . Dave Bowen Cutest Smile (Female) . . . Diane Thorington Next President of U.S. . . . Bill Rauchholz Most Likely to be Locked Up . . . Dave Madden Next Arnold Palmer in Tennis Shoes . . . Hakah Svedin Most Likely to Devote Her Life to Music . . . Chantal Gilet Most Likely to Take a Life . . . Fatima de Andrade Senior of the Year (Female) . . . Debbie Darby Senior of the Year (Male) . . . Don Earley The mood of the Junior Senior Banquet for 1982 was set by a poem written by Sue Scott. With the theme song, “Sweet Dreams’’, awards were handed out for everything from Most Spirited to Most Likely to be Locked Up. This years banquet was held May 21 at Delta College. The devouring of delicious food and good conversation started at 5:30 p.m. 71 Awards Assembly igelswortn Duane Icl Nehmer. BobYacI Stevensoj Kurt Hilbr. II Rauchholz Dan Darp Rauchhol; in Rauchholz Neuenf. Housin. Nehmer, Bol ir, Tom Neuenfeldt.! flauchholz, Laura Stevensoj Kurt Hilbr. Dan Darp Rauchhol; HFT Award: Don Earley, Bill Rauchholz DeKalb Award: Betsy Wardirv ' Animal Science: Tim Pra Arn L Rohn .-r; Environ. Sci.: Wally KitteJnfectft S toriv - Plant Science: Julie SpiSf hris Fo i St Brindley J.P. Sousa: Gary Jacdues director s: Chantal Stfceey Scanfbn. Mary , Laura Belisle, Jett Heinz, Wen- Kristi Wegner. Pat Anaman. Kris Leidig , Laura Belisle, Kris Leidig Lynn Erskine Don Martin Schiean, Kurt Hilbran b Huffilz. Rhonda Clar uam. Lisa y Rick, Improvement: Mich Pract. Eng.: Tracy Reading Lab: Jay XI Lit. Comp: Jear R Eng. 10: Mia Noue rinne Grzesiak Tomsich (Special) Mary hy King. Deborah Schmidt. ari Majeski hris Knoll. Patti Peak. Helen an Millar li, Becky Rick. Sarah Sarchet my Rohn, John Morrison. Tom Adv. Adv. Lit.: College Eno Gov’t.: Scott Econ.: Colette Am. Hist. (Blue): Mod. Age: Jodi Londry allace): Jett H cy Neuenfeldt Janice Kade Patti Peak elly Jarabeck Foods Nut.: Mike Beyersdo Consumers Ed.: Laura Koboldt Ind Arts: Greg Geitman. Jim Pufahl, Mar DuTstanding (Rosselit): Kevin Kueiske Architecture: Jeff Becker Drafting: Kim tftanding ( ibrary: Joan (Otter): Kurt Prog.: Cathy Bill Rauchholz ill Rauchholz. Jeff (Krueger): Dan etry: Jean m. I (Taylor): Dan Becky Rick. II: Ann Gorney. Kurt cs: Bill Rauchholz. 1: Laura Saxsma Kathy Schomaker m. I (West). Tom Arthur E. Turner Award: Lynn Erskine Principal’s Award: Cheryl Weise Spirited Huskie: Brent Schultz 73 Assemblies This year the students of Hemlock High School took time out from their classes to attend various assemblies. The assemblies had things to do with a Cookie- eating contest, Screaming Eagles Army band, Pep assemblies, and the annual Homecoming assembly with the royal announcement of the King and Queen. At the Pep assemblies everyone showed their school spirit and cheered our teams on to Victory. 75 Senior Play Mason Jill Schledt f Bretemitz on Erskine inah Keller na Kenny Henrietta Carver Claire Sutt Adele yWilma Iw Carol Sutt 9 Jimmy Ho Lizzie.........:............'CFOQOy Martha......................wj pjean Y Dizzy Lucas..................Jim Demp jy Baggy-Pants Baldwin.......Kevin Oldenb rg Ding Barrett..............Dave McCulldfch Dong Barrett..............Mike reyertoiehl The Coke Set................... onna Heinz Kelly Jarabeck Mike Oravttz • W Henrietta VIII The class of 1982 almost didn’t have a senior play, but determined students and advisors made it a huge success. The play was held on two nights, May 7 and 8. Kathleen Kernstock, the director, had the help of Laurie Grubaugh, the student director, in producing an exciting show. 77 Cast Amy . . . Kristen Miller Abby . . . Cherri Futrell April . . . Ann Wudel Miss Stillwater . . . Lisa Stroebel Mrs. Dragbottom . . . Amy Hubbard Barbara . . . Helen Madden Mabel Dragbottom . . . Michelle Wreggelsworth Gertrude . . . Kathy Schomaker Mr. Dragbottom . . . Don Royal T V. Announcer . . . Kevin Gascoyne Bozo Savoy . . . Jeff Durfee Miss Dagmar . . . Ann Gorney Smiling Jack Pott . . . Steve Tomsich Lulu Van Oops . . . Chris Etienne Knuckles . . . Don Blakeslee Ingagi . . . Troy Ostrowski Pilot ... Pat LaPorte Co-Pilot . . . Holly Schaeding Minerva . . . Wendy Long Heneritta . . . Amy Byam Doctor Throwback . . . Kristi Wegner Mystic One . . . Sue Scott Mystic Two . . . Jim Rowe Mystic Three . . . Kris Carey Rock Starr . . . Dan Braley Mr. Mann . . . Brent Eads Happy Tappy . . . Bill Hendershot Happy's Nurse . . . Judy Wurtzel Man in Paper Bag . . . Brian Nalevayko Sherwood Forrest . . . Troy Stone Policeman . . . John Futura Control Tower Person 1 . . . Chris Knoll Control Tower Person 2 . . . Laura Belisle 78 “Airline 11 T his year's Junior Play was about this crazy and cheap airline ser- vice, Go Bananas.’’ The airplane was invaded by everything from a three footed dancer to a wild goril- la. As do most plays, this one has a happy ending. The plane made it safely to the ground after all its harrowing experiences. The play was presented on January 14 and 16, in the High School Auditorium. 79 The first academic track meet, held March 23, 1982, against Valley Lutheran High School was both invigorating and exciting. There were 16 areas of academic testing in the first section, which ended with a score of 57-83, in their favor. At the same time, section two was held for 40 minutes in art. There were three participants in charcoal and three in dry color. In section three, the Huskies outshined Valley Lutheran by getting 7 of the 10 events. The final score was 121% to our 106%. Even though we were defeated, everyone had fun and are anxiously waiting for another meet. The audience was dominated by Hemlock supporters. The coaches all did a super job. The coaches for the academic fields were: Bill Agresta, Jim Blue, Mary Dennis, John Luebkert, Bruce Sutton, and Bob Taylor. The coaches for the events section were: Carolyn Hubbard and Elinor Mull. Hopefully, next year we will have more meets with somewhat different results. 80 Point Winners: Linda Alaniz—Girls Trio Laura Belisle—Comm.-Arts (1st) Mark Bohlen—Boys Quartet Mike Butcher—Potpourri Leonard Butko—Boys Quartet Denise Emery—Art (3rd) Cathy Gerken—Chemistry (2nd) Ann Gorney—Biology (1st), Interp.-read (2nd) Theresa Grzesiak—Word-O-Clock (2nd) Heather Hammond—Word-O-Clock (1st) Amy Hubbard—Vocal Solo (2nd), Girls Trio Bob Hutfilz—Potpourri. Boys Quartet Gary Jacques—Geography (3rd) Kelly Jarabeck—Human Ecol. (2nd) Robert Juhala—Music, String and Bow (1st) Janice Kade—Human Ecol. (2nd) Duane Maas—Biology (3rd) Kurt Martin—Earth Science (3rd) Debra Moeller—Mixed Duet John Morrison—Potpourri Bill Nyman—Trivia (1st) Cathy Priest—Dramatic read (2nd) Bill Rauchholz—Physical Science (1st) Jennifer Royal—Interp. read (3rd) Amy Rye—Trivia (2nd) Sarah Sarchet—Instrum Solo (2nd). Music (3rd) Lisa Scott—Art (d-c) (3rd) Tricia Shei—Art (2nd) Tomi Slagle—Girls Trio Sarah Spadaro—Music (3rd). Vocal Solo (1st) Hakan Svedin—Chemistry (1st) Steve Tomsich—Boys Quartet, Mixed Duet Julie Anne Turner—Art (Gr-ch) (1st) Michele Wreggelsworth—Physical Sci. (3rd) 81 B.O.E.C. MEMBERS K. Ballien L. Bronz J. Chapin R. Clare S. Colvin D. Darby M. Durham C. Etienne D. Garno A. Gorney S. Gorsline K. Gottschalk L. Heiler S. Hock B. Hutfilz K. Jarabeck A. Johnston K. Kataski D. Keller L. Kitter W. Kitter C. Knoll W. Long H. Madden C. Mason M. Morrison D. Pavlich S. Pratt C. Priest J. Rauchholz B. Rick A. Rohn L. Rotunno L. Saxsma C. Schultz S. Scott K. Smolchuck D. Soldan S. Stacy D. Tyler L. Wardin K. Wegner A. Zeitler Regionals: Kneeling: L. to R. Michele Morrison, Lynn Wardin, Kendal Smolchuck. Sheri Stacy. Standing: Cathy Priest, Cris Schultz. Diane Pavlich. Donna Tyler. Sue Scott. Helen Madden, Kristi Wegner, Mr. Luebkert, Laura Saxsma, Jean Rauchholz. Regionals: Kneeling: L. to R. Wendy Long, Lisa Heiler, Lori Kitter, Andrea Johnston. Standing: L. to R. Bob Hutfilz. Chris Etienne, Rhonda Clare, Scott Gorsline. Ann Gorney. Chris Knoll, Wendy Kitter, Mia Durham, Kelly Jarabeck. 84 State: L. to R. Diane Pavlich. Chris Etienne, Kristi Wegner, Chris Knoll, Sue Scott, Michele Morrison, Lynn Wardin, Laura Saxsma. Missing: Wendy Long, Cathy Priest, Cris Schultz. Once again, BOEC has completed a successful year. Members participated in fundraisers which enabled them to travel to Flint for the regional competition. As in the previous two years, Hemlock earned the traveling trophy; and twenty-six students qualified for state competition held at the Detroit Westin Hotel. Three outstanding state placers continued on to national competition in Nashville, Tennessee. Two Huskies made Hemlock proud by placing high in the nation. The Huskie's BOEC team is undefeatable. 85 FAR LEFT: The staff checks out all angles of a story. ABOVE: The staff reports In the headquarters for further assignments. ABOVE RIGHT: The staff races to the scene of the event. 86 One of the largest yearbook staffs, ever calculated, Is pleased to present their collection of school year memories especially for you. Even though we missed about every deadline, we have finally finished It and we hope you like it. ADVISORS: Richard Adams, Janet Gerken. ICP REPRESENTATIVE: Mary Kirby. PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR: Aletha Seeber. EDITOR: Cathy Gerken. Assistants: Bob Hutfilz. Wlllqj Clare. _ Yahn. Rhonda Guerrero, Kevin Colleen Kenny, Jane HEAD PHOK5GRAWER: W prery. tty ORGANIZA QN Colette Wilkowski. Ctndy ACTIVITIES: Cindy?!?.H y, Iml ghes. SPORTS: Bob Seeber, Assistants: Ror Rowe. SENIORS: Dinah Keller. Mary Breternitz, Lynn Ersklne. CLASSES: Kim Fatura. Assistants: Julie Spyker, Stacey Scanlon. ADS: Ann Brindley, Mary Brindley. Chris Winchell, Laura Saxma, Dinah Hollingsworth. AD SALES: Marketing Class. SPECIAL HELP: Wolff's Studio. Principal Larry Bauman, Chr£ fiM laurie Grubaugh, Andrea Johnson, Terej Thanks Colette for the snickerdoodles! 87 The FFA had a very active year under the supervision of Mrs. Mentus. They started the year with their annual citrus fruit sale. They also had a lot of success with their seed sale and slave auction. As a benefit to the community they had a small collection of animals for children to view and learn from. New officers were elected for the coming year. Officers: John Seeman, Mia Durham, Mike Kraniak, Betsy Wardin. Bob Gerzeski. V S. Barnovitz B. Wardin F. Crosby C. Beyersdorf D. Francis C. Foy M. Bray J. Hildebrant H. Fritzler M. Durham D. Ickes M. Inman S. Fortin T. Liebrock D. Kissane M. Gall J. McLaren R. Root R. Gerzeski N. Phillips S. Scanlon H. Helmboldt J. Radosa J. Spyker W. Kitter J. Reed T. Beyersdorf M. Kraniak J. Rohn J. Markey S. Kube J. Schafer R. Woodbury B. McCaughna B. Smith B. Krueger M. Metiva S. Thompson P. Kietzman J. Moore M. Burdo G. Wilson B. Naievayko P. Dexter J. Garn M. Neuenfeldt J. Goulette B. Frederick M. Pitt D. Piotro fskl S. Harris T- Prast C. Varner R. Kenny B. Rogers T. Schroeder T. Verdusco C Walton P. S. Kenny Schomaker X Seemann B. Wardin D. Seemann B. Shepherd D. Smarch M. Brindley S. Shriver ij Smarch 3 ! A If 2 A 88 H.H.S. Senior Band First row from left to right: Tammy Konecny, Leanne Jacques, Stacey Scanlon, Kathy Polzin, Bernadette Murphy. Stephanie Beckrow, Laura Linton, Jill Gray, Denise Hubbell, Chantal Gllet. Second row from left to right: Jessie Frost, Tonya Braley, Karen Gottschalk, Penny Henry, Mark Bohlen, Patty Rutkiewicz, Steve Tomsich, Bob Young, Jim Ryder, Melissa Gerzeski. Third row from left to right: Judi Twarozynski, Kristen Miller, Mary Ann Stroebel, Brent Eads, Joe King, Gary Jacques, Tracey Scanlon, Curt Seeburger, Kevin Carey, Bill Lloyd. Standing from left to right: Joe Radosa, Judy Wurtzel, Kris Carey, Mr, Gippert. Missing: Robin York, George Armeros, Tim Breternltz, Sarah Sarchet. The Senior Band kept the community well entertained this year. Their Christmas Concert filled all who attended with holiday spirit. A well planned Spring Concert broke-in the long awaited spring, and a candy sale helped keep everyone's sweet tooth satisfied. The band also took a III at District Competition. Mr. Gippert should be applauded for his outstanding leadership of the Senior Band. 89 World class diver. What a face! You're going to be a new woman. they do best. Overjoyed at the thought of graduating. Doing what Hey. where's the food? Varsity Goes Six Straight Front row (L to R): Jim Pufahl, Kurt Ballien, Bob Seeber, Gary Preuss, Dave Bowen, Duane Maas, Mike Laundra, and Jim Rowe. 2nd row: Gary Storck, Mark Brenske, Bill Hendershot, Roy Ward, Bill Raucholz, Dave Madden, Todd Butcher. Ted Woolever. and Troy Ostrowski. 3rd row: Troy Stone, Scott Stadler. Jim Andrus. Jim Fitting. Jim Klug, Charlie Bray. Chad Londry, Rod Breternitz, Scott Gorsline. and Head Coach Bob Wallace. 4th row: Asst. Coach Don Krueger. Dave Root. Todd Smith. Jeff Goulette, Pat LaPorte. Craig Wilsey. Jeff Heinz, Matt Pumford, Mike Hingston. and Troy Kaiser. Absent from photo: Ron Schumacher. H O MacArthur 13 25 Frankenmuth 13 20 Millington 22 29 Carrollton 28 6 E-Garber 44 14 Swan Valley 21 0 Bullock Creek 53 14 Birch Run 28 8 'Gladwin 27 6 non-conference 94 Defense Crunches Opponents The Varsity placed 2nd in the Tri-Valley Conference and 3rd in the area. Although being smaller than most of the teams this year, aggressiveness was the key to turning the season around to make it a successful year. After suffering losses to undefeated MacArthur, Conference Champ’s, Frankenmuth and title contender Millington, the players vowed they would never lose again. The six straight convincing victories were led by a crushing defense that only gave up a season average of 2.8 yds. per carry and an average of only 30 yds. per game. All season only 5 touchdowns were scored by rushing. The opponents paid the full price for every yard with the Carrollton game (Homecoming), an outstanding example. This season, the offense worked like a well oiled machine. The close friendship on the offensive line showed its worth as the Huskies executed their plays crisply and with confidence and precision. Coach Wallace received many comments of the team's excellence throughout the year. 95 J.V. Football Back Row (L. to R.): Coach Bob Taylor, Assistant Coach Jim Blue. Fourth Row (L. to R.): Tony Beckrow, Tom Bronze. Bob Root. Brian Stadler, Glenn House. Brian Schultz. Third Row (L to R.): Louie Butko. Tom Neuenfeldt, Joe Reed. Tim Breternltz. Mike Butcher. Second Row (L. to R.): Paul Jurek, Jim Murray. Don Storck, Vic Ward. Don Royal. Rick Glave. Front Row (L. to R.): John Wenzel. Fred Crosby. Rob Fryer. Tim Cole. Tom Hagarty, Martin Pitt, Jeff Durfee. The J.V. Football team ended with 5 wins and 4 losses. Included in the losses were an eight point loss to Douglas MacArthur and a two point loss to Frankenmuth. One of the more exciting games was a well earned victory over our rival Swan Valley. The high point of the season was a convincing victory over an excellent Gladwin team to end the season. 96 Goes the Yardage •MacArthur Frankenmuth Millington Carrollton E-Garber Swan Valley Bullock Creek Blfch Run 97 Fast Feet Catch Championship Front row (L. to R.): Doug Hegenauer, Brian Nalevayko, Bill Weise, Rick Majeski, Dave Keck, Keith Grubaugh and Don Earley. Middle row: Tom Kalkman, Mike Kraniak, Jeff Greskowiak, Greg Updike, Dave Gofton, Brian Oldenburg, and Kevin Oldenburg. Back row: Curt Mielke, Michael Oravitz, Darrell Mielke, Don Blakeslee, John Morrison, Bill Nyman and Brian McCaughna. Missing from picture is Coach Bill Agresta. The boys' cross country team enjoyed a successful season as they captured their 2nd consecutive conference championship. They also swept the Saginaw County championship meet at Immerman Park. They continued their winning ways by winning the class B regional meet at Gladwin and journeying to the State meet where they finished in 16th place. Duals H 0 'MocArthur 20 39 'Alma 20 42 Frankenmuth 15 49 E-Garber 32 25 Swan Valley 19 44 Birch Run 15 50 Bullock Creek 20 44 Invltatlonals Holly 5th Warrior 2nd (Chippewa Hills) Clare Sentinel 2nd Shepherd Lions Club 1st Carson City Crystal 2nd Eisenhower 2nd Saginaw County 1st Tri-Valley Conference 1st Regional Meet 1st State Meet 16th 98 League Champs Front row (L. to R.): Julie Watson, Dana Gariglio, Michele Wreggelsworth, and Wendy Wade. Back row: Sheila Pahl, Mary Volz, Michelle Morrison and Julie Erskine. Missing is Coach Bill Agresta. Enjoying an equally successful season was the girls' cross country team. They were undefeated in the conference; it was their second consecutive conference championship. They also won the Saginaw County meet at Jmmerman Park. This, for the second consecutive year also. Duals 3 wins—0 losses Frankenmuth E-Garber Swan Valley Invitationals Holly Warrior Warrior (Chippewa Hills Clare Sentinel Shepherd Lions Club Carson City Crystal Eisenhower Saginaw County Tri-Valley Conference Regional Meet H 0 15 48 15 48 20 43 11th 1st 1st 2nd 4th 2nd 1st 1st 4th 99 Today’s Varsity H 0 Elsenhower 51 54 'St. Charles 53 37 Frankenmuth 29 40 'Breckenridge 72 37 Millington 70 61 MacArthur 52 51 Carrollton 45 78 E-Garber 48 58 ’Sanford 42 43 Swan Valley 42 44 MacArthur 36 34 Bullock Creek 46 35 Birch Run F Frankenmuth 51 62 Millington 56 57 Carrollton 33 60 E-Garber 43 45 Swan valley 47 51 Bullock Creek 61 45 Birch Run F ”Mt. Pleasant 55 61 'Non-Conference District Even though the Varsity girls ended their season with a less than perfect record of 9 wins and 11 loses, they played in many close and exciting games. As a matter of fact some of them were decided within a few points. Unfortunately, they received the short end of the deal many times. But their hard work and great hustle did not go unnoticed. T.V. viewers were privileged to watch them on the eleven o’clock news as they edged out MacArthur by two points on the opponents home court. Their future looks bright with returning letter-winners and promising J.V. players. Front row (L to R): Suzanne Schomaker, Mgr. Jane Rowe, Carmen Rohn, Col- leen Kenny and Kelley Hughes. Back row: Mgr. Lori Doyle, Linda Palmer, Sue Trepkowski, Wendy Near, Judy Kade, Cheryl Weise, Diane Darby and Coach Marilyn Lelcht. 100 Tomorrow’s Varsity The J.V. girls had an excellent season of thirteen wins and seven losses. All of the girls worked hard to make the season a success. The team made a record high game score of sixty-one points twice while averaging forty-six points a game. The girls worked hard during practice and it showed in their games as they crushed opponents at home and on the road. They ended their season with a bang as they edged Birch Run by one point on their opponents' home floor. The young team will bring alot of talent to the varsity and make girls basketball an exciting sport to see. W 0 Eisenhower 42 60 St. Charles 61 17 Frankenmuth 30 43 Breckenridge 56 28 Millington 46 42 Mac Arthur 47 26 Carrollton 55 30 E-Garber 33 45 Sanford 45 31 Swan Valley 46 32 MacArthur 39 30 Bullock Creek 51 20 Birch Run 59 50 Frankenmuth 61 64 Millington 34 31 Carrollton 38 42 E-Garber 30 44 Swan Valley 42 47 Bullock Creek 58 22 Birch Run 37 36 Front row (L to R): Suzanne Schomaker. Mgr. Linda Smelley, Stephanie Ware, Lesa Crapo, Stacy Nowak and Becky Harris. Back row: Mgr. Lori Doyle, Pam House, Amy Linville, Becky Rick, Jennifer Carter, Jennifer Wiechman, Michelle Hubbell and Coach Marilyn Leicht. Absent from photo: Michelle Futrell. 101 Tri-Valley League Champs Front row (L to R): Bob Lutzke, John Fatura. Jeff Bruske, Tom Kochendorfer and Chad Lynn. Back row: Hakan Svedin. Jett Turner, Mike Knox, Tom Stroebel, Robert Jarabeck, Mike Turcotte and Coach Fred Buxman. The golf team played under adverse golf conditions this season. Through this, though, they prevailed! They achieved and surpassed the goals that they set out to attain. First, it was an undefeated season, and next the conference champs. Then the team went onward to being number one in the regionals and finally attended the state finals. Participating in their winning season was Hakan Svedin. Hakan, an exchange student from Sweden, ended the season as the team's number one golfer. Next year maybe we will see the team putting their way to the state championship. Frankenmuth Chesaning St. Charles E-Garber Swan Valley Birch Run Bullock Creek (one man) Alma-Panther Classic Tournament o H V444 V426 JV507 JV497 V444 V437 JV181 JV198 V195 V170 JV210 JV229 V433 V423 JV228 JV266 V439 V421 JV395 JV438 V463 V441 JV(NA) JV243 V477 V423 JV101 JV 94 6th 1st Tri-Valley Conterence Regionals 1st non-conterence NA—team not available 102 Skiers Course Filled with Moguls. Most of our scores were downhill, but a few bright spots occured during the season: Matt Pumford—1st Giant Slolam Dana Gariglo—1st Slolam Tammy Schultz—3rd Giant Slolam, 4th Slalom Boys Girts HO HO E. Grand Rapids 10-26 14-27 Flushing 15-23 17-20 Freeland 13-27 16-31 Freeland 12-27 18-20 Flushing 30-46 36-53 E. Grand Rapids 30-24 21-20 Freeland 18-19 24-12 Clare 30-10 23-12 Roscommon 20-63 25-49 Roscommon 25-50 30-35 Eisenhower 22-14 19-17 Regionals 8th 7th Saginaw County 2nd 2nd Over-all 2nd 2nd Clare 30-12 12-28 L to R, Kneeling: Mike Greyerbiehl, Jay Tibbie. Front Row: Mike Knox, Dan McCullough. George Clayborn, Tom Gariglio, Jeff Krueger. Marty Tibbie. Mike Prezzato, Linda Smelley, Dana Gariglio. Michele Akey. Jen- nifer Carter. Amy Bedford. Jennifer Wiechman, Tammy Schultz. Leonard Butko. Missing from Picture: Tim Krueger. Matt Pumford. and Dave Bowen. 103 Crowned T.V.C. Champs Back Row (L. to R.): Coach Piazza. Steve Zolinski, John Honsinger. Scott Gorsline, Brian Stadler, Dan Darby, Brad Doehring, Mike Gallaugher, Craig Wilsey, Jim Murray. Front Row (L. to R.): Mark Hughes, Tom Zolinski, Dave Madden, Scott Cramton. 104 The “Turnaround Team of 1982 captured the school’s first Tri-Valley Conference with a 16-6 record after going 5-16 the previous year. The final UPI poll found the Huskies ranked 14th in the state B class. Hemlock went undefeated the final 10 weeks of the season, racking up 14 consecutive victories. Tom Zolinski set the career scoring record finishing with 970 points. Coach A. Piazza received Regional Coach of the Year Award. Other post-season honors were: Tom Zolinski—MVP, 1st team TVC, 1st team All-Area, All-State Honorable Mention, Co-Captain. Scott Cramton—MVP, 1st team TVC, 1st team All-Area. Dave Madden—TVC Honorable Mention, Co- Captain. Dennis Darby—TVC Honorable Mention, All-Area Honorable Mention. 105 T.V.C. Co-Champs Tranftenmut Millington •Isenfoower oprroiltpn Gladwin Front row (L to R): Jeff Lutzke, Ron Rotunno, Troy Wilts©, Brian Schultz, Tom Hagarty. Tim Bauer. Back row: Mark Smith. Glenn House. Chip Wise, Tom Neuenfeldt, Marty Pitt, Matt Smith, Coach Mark Powell. This year the JV Basketball team’s goal was to try to attain 1st place In the T.V.C. The T.V.C. record was 12 wins, 2 losses, good enough for a first place tie. The players emphasized not winning but playing their hardest and accepting the results. They walked away with 16 wins, 4 losses—an excellent season. i lley E-Garber Swan Vail MacArthur Bullock Creek Birch Run MacArthur Millington 106 Front: Chris Knoll, Anne Lemmer. Suzanne Kalden, Fatima DeAndre, Mi- chelle Wirgglesworth. Back: Ann Nowak. Wendy Kitter, Linda Palmer, Kathy Beck, Mary Volz, Jill Schiedt, Stephanie Beckrow, Coach Mike Robishaw. Volleyball game won. Coach Robishaw pointed out that the varsity had many close matches, and everyone on the team got along very well. Linda Palmer was m.v.p. and made 2nd team all-conference. Coach Gritting commented that “The J.V. team’s largest accomplishment of the year was its ability to overcome the mental aspect of volleyball. They never ’gave-up’. These athletes have only begun to see their success in this sport.” Front: Wendy Wade. Julie Erskine, Theresa Priem, Michelle Burbank, Cheryl Hare, Cindy Erskine, Back: Julie Erskine. Wendy Fehn, Corinne Grzesiak, Debra Schultz, Kim Nehmer, Coach Lori Gritting. 107 Varsity Pins Opponents H O Mich. Luth. Sem. 48 24 District Toum. 6th Back Row (L. to R.): Coach Townsend. Charlie Bray. Joe Reed, Tom Bronz, Dave Kissane, Dave Root. Bruce Shepherd, Jim Pufahl. Front Row (L. to R.): Bob Yackel, Mark Steinert, Don Earley, Brian Hare, Rodger Massa, John Mellberg. The 1982 wrestling season was one that the Huskies can be proud of. Boasting an 11-3 season under the excellent coaching of Mr. Townsend, the team participated in seven tournaments. One of the seasons standouts was Don Earley. Earley won the praises of opponents and teammates alike, as he took second at State. 108 J.V.’s Undefeated Again. Back Row (L. to R.): Coach Blaine, Joe Frost, Floyd Hare, Tom Bronz, Bob Root, Tony Beckrow, Dan Burns. Front Row (L. to R.): Earl Murphy, Doug Hegenauer, Marvin Frost, Brian Hare, John Corcoran, Fred Crosby. H O Mich. Lufh. Sem. 40 12 Bridgeport 48 30 Millington 42 33 Midland Dow 40 22 Swan Valley Forfeit Alma 22 12 Birch Run 36 33 Chippewa Hills 21 6 Pinconning 42 34 E-Garber 33 30 Bullock Creek 15 12 The young J.V. team rose to the occasion and defeated such teams as Class-A Midland Dow, the power lifters of Millington and the county champs from Birch Run. Hemlock 9th and 10th grade wrestlers were also champions of the 9th and 10th grade tournament. 109 The original weight room contained only a universal machine. Two years ago, a few coaches organized a student project to pay for some free weights. Since then the updated weight room has provided a place for athletes to improve their overall strength and conditioning. No matter what sport, whether male or female, weight training helps prevent injuries by strengthing not only the muscles, but also the tendons and ligaments. If an injury does occur, the weights can be used to speed the recovery process. Serious weight- training demands self- discipline and sound nutritional practices. The Sport of Weights Mark Chapin benchpressing. Bob Seeber is shown here squatting 430 lbs. at the state competition. Bob won the deadlift championship in the 181 lb. division (his weight 171) at the Michigan State High School Powerlifting Championship with 485 lbs. He also placed 4th overall in the meet, (which also Included the benchpress). The meet included 212 competitors and was the largest prep meet in the midwest. Bob was coached by Andy Huegel of Saginaw. no Parent’s Night at Hemlock Football parent's night was sponsored by the Pom Pon Squad before the last home game against Birch Run. It’s held annually for the varsity team to honor the athletes parents for their support, time and guidance. For washing uniforms, rewarming late dinners and staying up late in the cold. Driving sometimes long distances to non-conference games. Unfortunately, sometimes driving to a doctor or hospital for an injury and paying the bill. For all this we thank our parents. It is also held for the sports of wrestling, volleyball and boys and girls basketball with various sponsors, sometimes the cheerleaders. in Chariots of Fire H O Carrollton 99 24 E-Garber 78' 4 44M Swan Valley 93 30 Bullock Creek 95 28 Millington 90 32 Birch Run 111 12 Frankenmuth 92 41 Invitationals St. Louis 2na Birch Run 3rd St. Charles 2nd Clare 1st Ferris 4th M.S.U. 4th This year's Girls Track Team was the best team in Hemlock track history. The girls went undefeated in Conference duel meets. They won the Conference championship and captured a trophy each time they participated in an outdoor invitational. They also reached the goal of being Regional Champions. Many outstanding individual efforts were achieved. Ten school records were broken and two records were tied. Six individuals qualified to run In the State meet (Virginia Klopf, Cindy Ersklne, Tonia Engel, Dana Garigllo, Colleen Kenny, Sue Gay). Sue Gay finished fourth in the state in the 100 yd. dash. Sue was also chosen “Most Outstanding Athlete” at the County Invitational. 112 Back Row (L to R.): Michelle Morrison, Ann Brisbo, Wendy Kitter, Dawn Starke, Kim Fatura, Adrienne Armstrong. Diane Darby. Linda Palmer. Tracy Neuenfeldt, Lori Doyle, Coach Lori Gritting. Middle Row (L. to R.): Lori Kitter, Vir ginia Klopf, Corrine Grzesiak. Dana Gariglio, Laura Belisle, Michele Wreggelsworth. Wendy Bryon, Michelle Rohde. Cathy Priest. Sue Gay. Front Row (L. to R.): Colleen Kenny. Kathy Tyra, Tonla Engel, Cindy Erskine, Julie Ann Erskine, Jill Suppes, Tammy Schultz, Wendy Wade. Beth Burdo. Linda Smelley. )3 Feet Are for Running Back row (L. to R.): John Morrison, Jim Andrus, Mike Kraniak, Brian Cole, Kevin Oldenberg, Don Blakeslee, Ted Woolever, Todd Butcher. Bill Raucholz, Darrell Mielke, Bob Seeber, Kurt Mielke, Bill Nyman. Dave Gofton, Ron Breternitz. Mike Beyersdorf. 2nd row: Mike Prezzato, John Honsinger, Bill Smelley, Brian Oldenberg, Jeff Krueger, Chad Londry, Dan Fekay. Ricki Majeski. Ken Ling, Mark Chapin. Troy Ostrowski, Tony Beckrow. Back row: Jim Rowe, Matt Pumford, Keith Grubaugh, Charlie O Rear, Tom Kalkman, Greg Updike. John Fatura. Jeff Greskowiak. Don Royal, Ben Walker. Tim Breternitz, Mike Butcher. Absent from photo: Dave Bowen, coaches Jim Blue and Bob Rozzalit. Trackmen Second in Conference The Huskies had a successful track season this year with a final record of 6 and 1 and captured 2nd place in the conference. The Huskies were led by a powerful sprint team and were backed up by Hemlock's traditionally strong field events and long distance crew. The Huskies had many exciting track meets this year as the scores remained close throughout the meets and in many cases the last events decided who would win. A season milestone was the defeat of Bullock Creek. Conference Champs for the last two years. At the St. Charles Invitational, we captured a 1st place trophy. It was a very happy event as it was the first, 1st place trophy In more than 10 years. The team was led by commanding 1st place finishes in the discus, shotput and mile relay team. Varsity Hits the Spot 7 Back Row, (L. to R.) Coach Otter, Todd Smith, Chris Varner, Mike Turcotte, Jim Klug, Duane Maas, Jett Goulette, Dave Madden, Mike Hlngston. Front Row (L, to R.) Mike Knox, Scott Gorsline, Brian Nalevayko, Jett Turner, Craig Wilsey, Craig Freeman, Jett Burske. Pat LaPorte, Jett Heinz. The Varsity baseball team began their season by splitting a game with Elsenhower. They had one other split against Swan Valley. Altogether, they had wins and 13 losses. The team ended with a 7-7 league record and placed 3rd in league standings. Eisenhower Eisenhower Breckenridge Breckenridge Chesaning Chesaning Mf. Pleas. Sacred Heart Breckenridge Frankfenmuth Frankpnmuth Millington Millington -------—Garrqplton CarrdlJton „ Garber Garber ' . ,. Swan! Valley SwooLvoftwy i . Bulloc Creek Bullobk Creek Sanford Meridian Sanford Meridian Birch Run Birch Run Pre-District Chippewa Hills Non Conference w o 4 6 8 7 3 9 5 10 2 20 4 6 13 2 0 0 0 2 0 4 7 6 9 3 8 4 i 5® JiL? A W. ’ i VJ « 3 v-t 9 . • rfft -dfc, 11 7 2 5 3 9 3 7 6 7 3 4 116 JV Baseball Breckenridge Breckenridge Chesaning Chesanlng Frankenmuth Frankenmuth Millington Millington -Carrollton Carrollton Garber Garber Eisenhower Eisenhower Swan Valley Swan Valley Bullock Creek Bullock Creek Sanford-Meridian Sanford-Meridian Birch Run Birch Run - Sf j H 12 7 4 11 4 7 4 10 5 10 6 2 7 3 6 8 3 14 9 10 3 6 Back Row (L. to R.): Coach Pacholke, Louis Butko, Paul Jurek, Tom Neuenfeldt, Paul Stevenson, Les Martin, Kevin Colvin. Front Row (L. to R.): Fred Crosby, Joe Radosa, Bob Watson, Jeff Gosen, Rob Freier, Chip Wise, Brian Nalevayko. The Huskies 1982 JV baseball season had a terrific start, winning six in a row and nine of the first ten. Then their winning came to a halt, as they lost their last seven In a row. Some consolation can be found in the fact that six of ten of their losses were only by one run. Leading hitters for the season were Jeff Gosen. Paul Stevenson, Rob Freier, and Tom Neuenfeldt. Leading pitchers were Tom Neuenfeldt and Brian Nalevayko. They ended their season with a 12-10 record under the fine coaching of Mr. Pacholke. 117 Softball Isn’t for Softies. Back Row (L to R.): Coach Tolfree, Mary Stroebel, Joyce Kade, Jill Schledt. Debbie Williams. Judy Kade. Wendy Near. Front Row (L. to R.): Stephanie Ware. Anna Nowak. Jane Rowe. Kelly Hughes. Carmen Rohn, Jennifer Wiechmann. This year’s girl’s softball did an outstanding job. The Varsity team finished 3rd in the league with their overall record being 14-13 while the JV’s overall record was 11-11. Both the Varsity and JV teams were victorious in each of their two games over a traditional rival, MacArthur. 11 8 ‘Sanford 4 7 Birch Run 12 1 Birch Run 2 7 ‘Bay City Handy 7 8 2 11 12 16 no play non-conference Back Row (L. to R.): Leanne Gwizdala. Amy Goetluck. Kathy Pavlik. Becky Rick. Lori Prast, Paula Heinz. Diane Kreager, Coach Wade. Front Row (L. to R.): Amy Rohn. Becky Harris. Jennifer Royal. Michelle Futrell, Peggy Wegner, Tammy Case. Tracy Braley. 118 Tennis Goes Over the Net Back Row (L to R.): Coach Kunold, Harold Nelson, John Corcoran, Robert Jarabeck, Brad Doehrlno. Mark Smith, Matt Smith. Middle Row (L. to R.): Mark Brenske, David Slivinski, Brian Schultz, Damon Hall, Jim Murray, Dave Soldan. Front Row (L. to R.): Tom Gariglio, Trisha Chambers, Kari Tyrell, Jannine Chapin, Mary Russ, Patti Stoll, John Chambers, Jay Milbrandt. Missing: Joe Nowak. Alma ■ 4-3 St. Mary s 6-2 Bullock Creek ' 6-0 Whittemore Prescott 6-1 Whittemoifi Prescott Inv. —1st Ithaca Tournament —1st Regional —5th Garber Tournament —3rd For being a fairly new sport at Hemlock High, Coach Kunold's “netters” had a fantastic season. Coach Kunold said, The highlight of the season was my extremely well behaved, hard working kids. This was proved at the Regional match, where Hemlock was pitted against two of the top teams In the state. We predict alot more successful matches in the tennis team's future. 119 Allsports Award—girls Kelly Hughes Allsports Award—boys Don Earley Bill Beagle Award—Colleen Kenny Joel Baase Award—Mark Hughes Ed LaPorte Award—Craig Wilsey Jim Sperry Award—Glenn House Dana McNett Award—Tammy Schultz M.V.P. AWARDS Football: Jett Goulette Cross Country—girls: Julie Watson Cross Country—boys: Kevin Oldenburg Girls Basketball: Kelly Hughes Golf: Hakin Svedin Wrestling: Don Earley Boys Basketball: Tom Zolinski Scott Cramton Volleyball: Linda Palmer Ski-girls: Dana Gariglio Ski-boys: Matt Pumford Softball: Jill Scheldt Tennis: Damon Hall Track—boys: Todd Butcher Track—girls: Sue Gay Baseball: Chris Varner Cheerleader: Lynn Erskine Tri-Valley Conference Allsports Award: Hemlock Sports Banquet r-i The Sports Awards Banquet was held Wed. night May 26, 1982 in the middle school gym, at 7:00 p.m. It began with a buffet supper at 6:30 p.m. Cathy Pacholke gave the senior tribute which consisted of a plaque to each senior who participated in a sport for 4 years (one or the other). Each coach gave the MVP award for their sport. Sometimes an MVP Award is chosen strictly by vote of the team, or points earned like in track or sometimes the coach himself makes the decision. Coaches commented that referees have said they would ref our school sports anytime because our sportsmen hold themselves in such high esteem and behave maturally and like sportsmen and gentlemen. The athletes were told that they don’t realize how much they give to all the parents. It would have been a long winter without sports. The banquet is sponsored annually by the Sports Boosters. 121 All Sports Trophy The Hemlock Huskies have captured the 1981-82 Tri-Valley All-Conference Trophy, symbolic of overall athletic supremacy versus league schools. Hemlock amassed 148 total points to outdistance Essexville-Gatber, with 144 points, to win the prestigious traveling trophy. Frankenmuth was 3rd with 117; Swan Valley, 4th, 106; Bullock Creek, 5th, 93; Birch Run, 6th, 91; Millington, 7th, 73; and Carrollton, 8th, 62. The Huskies won outright league titles in Golf, Girls Cross Country, Boys Basketball and Girls Track, while sharing the Boys Cross Country crown with Garber. We also won 2nd places In Football and Boys Track. The Huskie athletic program is funded entirely by the Hemlock Sports Boosters. Hemlock was fortunate to again have an athletic trainer. Although, she could only stay for the first semester, she was Irreplaceable. She administered first aid and physical therapy and monitored the recuperation process to make sure the athletes were ready to return to athletic competition as quickly as possible. Carol Glover Athletic Trainer In appreciation to the Hemlock Boosters, the student body of Hemlock High School would like to thank the Boosters for a Super job In helping to support our athletic program and other programs which you have been asked to support. The budget for 1981-1982 was $90,000, and it would not have been possible for us to have a sports program without the help and total support of the Hemlock Boosters. We started the year with the possibility of not having athletics, due to lack of funds, We ended the year with the “All Sports Award from the league. One of the best years in the history of Hemlock. The Boosters in turn would like to thank the athletes for all the effort they put into their sports, the dedication and good sportsmanship. The Boosters are proud of the athletes. The Boosters feel the athletes worked hard and lived up to the faith they placed in them when they sponsored the sports program. It was a hard year to earn the money, but the community support made the Boosters a success. Outgoing Booster officers: Mary Lou Hendershot Ella Doyle Al Pacholke Dick Bruske Officers for year balance: c' i Vamer ke Pitt Hingston Various members, and worke Welli Mar rfees Gorslines iojnskis Days Butkos Clines Rowes Fekay Rohns Jureks Nuenfeidts Buckleys Kuelske Bowens Weises Braleys Browns Burdos Rauchholz Greyerbiehls Benfords Polleys Stapletons Zabels Burbanks Beckrows Nears 122 HEMLOCK f T5 BOOSTERS FROM THE HEMLOCK BOOSTERS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 GOOD LUCK” THE MAYAN AGENCY MERRILL, MICHIGAN 48637 AUTO BOND CASUALTY FIRE Phone: Day 643-7207 —J Night 643-7368 Serving the area since 1915“ Your com- plete insurance needs RICK FORD SALES Head Liner HAIR CUTTING SPECIALISTS 4615 State Street Saginaw, Michigan For Appointment Q Phone 793-7761 III SAGINAW ST. HEMLOCK, Ml. 642-5261 CAMPBELL BILL’S BODY 1 0 IMPLEMENT CO SHOP auto body repairs ? all makes and models Hemlock and Merrill Tom’s Party Stores HEMLOCK—(east) Za -642-9993 MERRILL—643-5270 hemlock—642-2177 Much Success In The Future To The Senior Class. Hope To See You At The Class Reunion! Class of ’82 3 Locations To Serve You Better 124 Congratulations Seniors Dow Corning Corporation Medical Products Plant Hemlock, Michigan Hemlock Lions Club L. Zastrow Finest White and Yellow Popcorn Popcorn Cartons Butter Salt GOULD REXALL DRUGS Supplies Grower and Wholesaler Route No. 2 Hemlock, Mich 48626 Phone: 642-5281 136 SAGINAW ST. 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HOURS: Sunday-Thursday 5:30 A.M.-11 P.M. Friday Saturday 24 Hours Super-Flite Oil Co. Inc 416 S Westervelt Zilwaukee 753-7401 416 S Westervelt Zilwaukee 752-8003 Station 12 3505 Carrollton Rd. 771-9474 Station 2 1602 N. Bond 771-9337 GALEN E. WILSON PETROLEUM COMPANY 319 Hayden St. Saginaw, Ml 48607 Serving Northeastern Michigan for over 50 years. 132 STevcns VAn Lints General Offices—121 S. Niagara St. Saginaw, Michigan 48602 UNITED Phones: (517) 793-8000 UNITED UNITED Van Lines Agent . . . Saginaw Pontiac Toledo ' Lansing Bay City Oscoda ’ Warren (Detroit) Kansas City Cleveland Chicago Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1982 Student Council Patrons Cynthia Ann Guerrero David Matthew Gofton Ann Gorney Richard Greyerblehl MaryAnn Greyerblehl Mr. 8c Mrs. Richard Adams 8c Family Tonya Braley The Gardners Merle Liebrock 8c Family Amanda. Kyle. Jennifer. Duffy, Lucy. 8c the Fish Mr. 8c Mrs. Donald Hoggard 8c Cheryl Paul 8c Margaret Gibson Tom Patricia Brown Mr. 8c Mrs. Cecil Wreggelsworth The Fortier Family The Claxton Family Pat 8c Bob Hagerman Diane Burch 8c Michael Fuller Patrick Francis Miller Mr. 8c Mrs. Alfred L. Mitchell Mr. Paul G. Baxter Marvel Gregus Mr. 8c Mrs. Abe Awad Don Hutfilz Family Ed Brenske Family Mr. 8c Mrs. Luebkert, Mike, 8c Ryan Jim Sheltraw Mr. 8c Mrs. Keith Williams 8c Family Al Pacholke 8c Family Mrs. Mentus Gul McTon, Esq. Place Beauty and Barber Hemlock 642-5221 HEMLOCK HIGH B.O.E.C. CHAPTER—BUSINESS 8c OFFICE EDUCATION CLUB 1978-80-81 Regional Champions Building Skills Today For Tomorrow Like A Good Neighbor State Farm is There KIRBY SALES 8c SERVICE. MERRILL PHONE: 643-7505 Colonial Corners Party Store 2935 S. Graham Road 781-3130 YOUR ONE STOP PARTY STORE 133 Day 12; Delta Competitive Scholarship 12 GARY PREUSS Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Bas- ketball 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 MIKE PREZZATO Football 9; Wrestling 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Team 10, 11, 12 MATT PUMFORD Football 9. 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Team 11. 12; Student Council 9; Mech. Drawing II Award 11; Honor Student 12 BILL RAUCHHOLZ Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11; Track 12; NHS 11, 12; Hemlock Fed. of Tearchers Award 12 SPENCER RAYMOND Band 9; Football 9, 10; Mu- sical 11 MAH REDIFER Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Tennis 11; Future Teacher Award 12 DAVE ROOT Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10. 11. 12 LISA ROTUNNO NHS 11, 12; B.O.E.C. 11, 12; Delta Skill Day 11; Steno Award 12 JANE ROWE Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Vol- leyball 11; Yearbook 12 BRAD RYE Basketball 9, 10, 11; Foot- ball 9 STACEY SCANLON Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Year- book 12; Plant Science Award 12 JILL SCHIEDT Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Vol- leyball 9, 11, 12; Junior Play 11; Musical 11; Senior Play 12 DAVE SCHMIDT General Science Award 9; Basketball 10; Business Math Award 12; Honor Stu- dent 12 MARLENE SCHOMAKER Debate 9, 10; Forensics 9; Track 9; Senior Play 12; NHS 11, 12; Computer Pro- gramming Award 11 CRIS SCHULTZ Cheerleader 9, 10; B.O.E.C. 10, 11, 12; Honor Student 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Typing Award 10; Steno Award 11; English 10 Award 10; Powder Puff Football 10, 11; Co-op Stu- dent 11, 12; Softball 10 RON SCHUMACHER Football 11, 12 BOB SEEBER Track 9, 10, 11, 12; All Area Honorable Mention 11; All Conference 2nd Team 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Wres- tling 11; Future Teacher Award 12; Yearbook Sports Editor 12; Band and Marching Band 9; Honors Band 9; State Powerlifting Champion 12; Gifted Stu- dent Academic Excel- lence Pace Award 9, 10, 11. 12 BRUCE SHEPHERD Wrestling 9. 12; F.F.A. 11. 12 DAN SMITH Cross Country 9, 10; Track 10; Woodworking Award 11; Honor Student 12 MARIBETH SMITH Tennis 10, 11, 12 SHELLY SMITH Delta Skill Day 10; C.O.C. 11; Class Treasurer 10. 11, 12; B.O.E.C. 11; Junior Play 11; Project Outreach 11, 12 TODD SMITH Class Treasurer 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10. 11; Football 11, 12 DAVE SOLDAN Football 9; Tennis 10, 11, 12 JULIE SPYKER Musical 11; Journalism Award 11; Yearbook 12; Voc. Ag. Award 12; Honor Student 12 SHERI STACY Girls Glee 10; Typing Award 11, 12; B.O.E.C. 11. 12 LISA STARKE B.O.E.C. 10; Typing I Award 10; Cheerleader 10; Delta Scholarship 12; Honor Student 12 MARY STROEBEL Softball 9, 10. 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 9, 10, 11; NHS 11, 12; Junior Play 11; Musical 10, 11 BRIAN SUPPES Cross Country 10; Junior Play 11 HAKAN SVEDIN Golf 12; Honor Student 12 DAWN TESSIN F.F.A. 9; Girls Glee 10 DIANE THORINGTON Tennis 9; Student Council 9; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Student 12 MARTY TIBBLE Ski Team 9, 10, 12; Confer- ence 1st Giant Slalom 9 TAMMY TOMASEK Choir 9; F.F.A. Greenhand Award 9; F.F.A. 9, 10; F.F.A. Secretary 10 MIKE TURCOTTE Golf 12; Baseball 12 STEPHANIE UDELL Girls Glee 10; Junior Play 11; Honor Student 12 CHRIS VARNER Basketball 9; Cross Country 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12 MARY VOLZ Track 9, 10, 11. 12; Girls Glee 10; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Hon- or Student 12 AMY WALKOWIAK Honor Student 12 ROY WARD Baseball 9, 10; Football 9, 10. 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 12 LYNN WARDIN Typing I Award 10; Volley- ball 10; B.O.E.C. 10. 11. 12; Junior Play 11; Musical 11; NHS 11, 12 RON WATSON Football 9, 10 CHERYL WEISE Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council Presi- dent 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12; Softball 9, 10, 11; Honor Student 12; Princi- pals Award 12 COLETTE WILKOWSKI Yearbook 9, 12; Yearbook 134 t 12; Econ. Award 12; Softball 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 10, 11 bate 10, 11; Junior 11; NHS 11, Award 12 DEBBIE WILLIAMS Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Wirv ter Blitz 12 CHRIS WINCHELL Girls Glee 10; NHS 11, 12; Junior Play 11; Senior Play 12; Yearbook 12 WILLAJEAN YAHN General Business Award 10; Delta Skill Day Award 10, 12; Yearbook 10, 11, 12; Senior Play 12; NHS 11, 12; Pom Pon 11, 12; Co- Captain 12; Prom Commit- tee 11; Creative Writing Contest Winner 11 DAVE ZABEL Track 9, 10; C.O.C. 11, 12 TOM ZOLINSKI Football 9; Baseball Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council Treasurer 12; B.O.E.C. 10 SHff PHOTO CREDITS: Valley News—Page 84,85,103 Also, a special thanks to Jerry Wolff for all the supplies and knowledge he has given us. 135 Even after the late start and the wondering of whether or not we were going to have a yearbook, the 1982 Huskie was finally finished. The long hours spent waiting for pictures to arrive, layouts to be done, copy sheets to come in was finally over. Now, the only time spent is the months of anticipation and nervousness waiting to see how the final book will turn out and hoping that all of the time spent working on it with all of the misunderstandings and arguments was not wasted. And now that the book is completed, I hope it captured a certain event or sparked a memory that was special to you so that it will be preserved for many years to come. And lastly. I close this note with a large sigh of relief buf also with one of regret. It has been truly a pleasure working with the yearbook staff to help create this book, and I hope that you will enjoy it as much as I have enjoyed being a part of it. Cathy Gerken Editor Special thanks to . Mr. Adams for all of his guidance, tor being one ot our advisors and tor handling the finance The marketing class for selling the ads and the book My tamily for all the support and encouragement when there looked like no end to the boo Mary Kirby for all the help she has given us (and for the pizzas and Wendy': The yearbook staff for all the good times we had together and for all of their help and dedication that without It this book wou not have been publishe 136 ;; ; 11 5. £ . ' - 4 ; • ■ . s r ' ' ■ ' ' ' ? . • ■ i'.f '•' v- . N? - - f fc ' +. r - • ;. . • • ?r “

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